Sure, we’ve seen conference calling and Google Maps before, but the iPhone is still rife with innovations. Philip Berne breaks down five features we think the industry will scramble to adopt -- for better or worse.

I have seen the iPhone and I want one. After watching the iPhone being unveiled at the 2007 Macworld convention keynote, my wow factor indicator shot off the scale. This tiny handheld device is what you'd expect to see if you somehow woke up five years later and looked at a cell phone. But it's here now or rather it will be here in June after the FCC gives its blessing, according to Apple's chief ...

With a modest wave of his hand, Steve Jobs ended the current mobile phone wars by unveiling the iPhone. Mobile phone, wide screen video iPod with touch-screen controls, mobile Internet, 2.0 megapixel camera, you have to admit that it's pretty damn cool. Its unquestionable dominance in the world of really expensive toys aside, there are a few problems with Job's latest alteration to pop culture ...

You can be forgiven if you're under the impression that Apple's iPhone is right up there with the wheel in the category of world-changing inventions. While the iPhone, unveiled amid much hype by Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs two weeks ago, combines a cell phone, music player and PDA in an easy-to-use package, it's not the only product of its kind. Ask the owners of Treo, BlackBerry and ...

David Pogue previews the latest results of Steve Jobs's magic touch, turning the ordinary cellphone into — the iPhone.